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10. Huh?

Thu Jun 25, 2026, 12:46 PM

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The high court, in a 7-2 ruling, found that the company can’t be sued in state courts because federal regulations have found a cancer link unlikely.

Federal regulations have found a cancer link unlikely. What does that mean? Does science have any part to play here?

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Supreme Court ruling blocks thousands of lawsuits against maker of Roundup weedkiller [View all] dalton99a Yesterday OP

Bet this ruling will earn them a lot of "tips" Johnny2X2X Yesterday #1

They just need to start carrying card readers in their robe pockets. harumph Yesterday #11

Shocking SheltieLover Yesterday #3

I used Roundup for many years. I've had 2 forms of Ninga Yesterday #5

Supremacist court Whip-poor-will Yesterday #6

High on the to-do list... GiqueCee Yesterday #7

This fascistic court must be METAPHORICALLY taken behind the shed Maru Kitteh Yesterday #8

Two of the liberal justices were in the majority on this ITAL Yesterday #9

Huh? DET Yesterday #10

There is nothing supreme about them at all. spanone Yesterday #12

dupe spanone Yesterday #13